Milwaukee – The family of Sade Robinson, the woman whose murder and dismemberment shocked the community in 2024, announced that additional remains were recovered last week. At a news conference, Robinson’s mother, Sheena Scarbrough, disclosed that a jawbone and several teeth washed ashore on Lake Michigan on Friday, Oct. 30. Other parts of the victim’s remains are still missing.
Call for public assistance
Scarbrough appealed directly to the public, urging anyone walking the Lake Michigan shoreline between Cudahy, Wisconsin, and Waukegan, Illinois, to keep an eye out for any further evidence. “We want my baby’s crown,” she said, emphasizing the family’s desire for closure.
Background of the case
Sade Robinson was killed and dismembered in 2024, with body parts scattered across Milwaukee County. One of her arms was later discovered on an Illinois beach. Prosecutors say Robinson and Maxwell Anderson were seen together at a Menomonee Valley bar on April 1, 2024, the night she vanished. The following day, her burned-out car was located near 30th and Lisbon in Milwaukee.
Surveillance footage captured a man believed to be Anderson walking away from the scene, later seen on a bus heading back to the city’s south side. Court filings obtained by FOX6 News cite a confidential informant who reported that Anderson had planned to kill Robinson weeks before the murder. A search warrant also revealed a text message that prosecutors say was an attempt to conceal the crime.
Conviction and sentencing
In 2025, a jury convicted Maxwell Anderson of first‑degree intentional homicide, mutilating a corpse, hiding a corpse and arson of property other than a building in connection with Robinson’s death. He was sentenced to life in prison.
Community response
The Robinson family thanked the community for its ongoing outreach and support, and encouraged residents to continue searching for all victims of unsolved missing‑person and murder cases. The case remains a developing story, and officials have asked the public to report any new findings to law‑enforcement authorities.
How to help
Anyone who discovers potential evidence along the specified shoreline stretch should contact the Milwaukee County Sheriff’s Office or the Wisconsin Department of Justice. The family hopes that continued vigilance will bring full closure to this tragic case.
Original reporting: FOX6 WITI – local news — read the source article.
